Lucky Strike
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My only one, out of around forty dress shirts:
It's rarely worn, but I tried it yesterday, and rather liked it. I'll have to look into this.
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I have two, but I think I will get another one soon. I have come to prefer the contrast collar, but self cuffs. I want a faint blue pencil stripe (white ground) with a white collar and self cuffs, to wear as a formal day shirt in lieu of plain white.
I actually have a strong preference for contrast cuffs - just seems like it completes the look.
I think so. Geneva has not yet made me one, so this would be a good place to start.Will you go with a cutaway collar on that one?
It's more "canonical" (or whatever) to get self cuffs.
That's surprising. I would have thought that detachable cuffs would have come with detachable collars and that those cuffs would also have been white.
It's more "canonical" (or whatever) to get self cuffs. If weren't so lazy, I would get a true detachable collar formal day shirt. Those had self cuffs. But that's a pain **********, so I am going to get an attached collar. I don't mind the contrast cuffs altogether, but not for a formal day shirt.
Who makes a proper OTR "cut away" like the one you posted a while ago?
The one I posted? I don't recall posting a cutaway. Anyway, I don't know who makes them, apart from RLPL, depicted above.